0 County Road 550, North Vernon

This 80 acre wooded tract in Jennings County, Indiana offers a combination of road access, timber value, and wildlife habitat in a well-located area. The property features an approximate rectangular layout with road frontage on two sides totaling nearly 4,000 feet, allowing multiple access points and flexibility for entry, trail development, or future improvements. The terrain is primarily flat with light rolling topography on the eastern portion, making it conducive for navigating the property, establishing trails, or creating potential build sites. The layout supports efficient movement throughout the tract for recreational use or land management activities. Electric is available at the road, providing an added utility component for those considering future improvements. A variety of timber species are present, including tulip poplar, red oak, pin oak, white oak, and sweetgum. A recent timber appraisal estimates approximately $168,000 in harvestable timber, offering insight into the current standing timber value. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding timber harvest and management plans. The property supports a strong population of local wildlife, including deer and turkey. Its proximity to Brush Creek Fish & Wildlife Area-located just one parcel away-contributes to the surrounding habitat and travel corridors for game. Additionally, the nearby Muscatatuck Urban Training Center provides a large, non-hunted neighboring area, further influencing wildlife movement in the region. Access to US 50 is within a short drive, providing convenient east-west travel. Nearby towns such as North Vernon (approximately 6 miles) and Versailles (approximately 26 miles) offer access to dining, shopping, and essential services. This property presents a versatile opportunity for recreational use, hunting, or long-term land ownership in a region known for its mix of agriculture, timber, and wildlife habitat.